The Powder Toy

Introducing the TPT Thermal Standard by tomyluo

tomyluo
tomyluo
4 / 5
7th Mar 2021
7th Mar 2021
In TPT, there needs to be basic measuring standards, just like in real life. This is the thermal measurement standard in TPT. Don't forget to turn off ambient heat!

Comments

  • N2H4
    N2H4     7th Mar 2021
    AntiSeeker70007: If you're talking about the measurement of Celsius, then 1C=1K. The actual temperature of 1C is equal to 274.15. The two scales have the same sized units.
  • Corrupted_Onion
    Corrupted_Onion     7th Mar 2021
    And one celsius is equal to 274.15 kelvin
  • Corrupted_Onion
    Corrupted_Onion     7th Mar 2021
    Tpt already has kelvin and celsius. We don't need more things to remember when making saves.
  • N2H4
    N2H4     7th Mar 2021
    This seems very unnecessary and not very useful. Not many situations would need a precise measurement of thermal output. The system of measuring TTUs also seems very unwieldy and confusing, and as KyYay mentioned, we already have an easy way of seeing temperature.
  • TotallyNotACat_
    TotallyNotACat_     7th Mar 2021
    but it is already made
  • KyYay
    KyYay     7th Mar 2021
    we do have a "thermal measurement standard" in tpt... it's called temperature xd
  • TotallyNotACat_
    TotallyNotACat_     7th Mar 2021
    this seems like a great idea